Sentence examples for expanding not only from inspiring English sources

Regulations forbade expanding not only its footprint, which was just 540 square feet on the first floor, but its height as well.

The successful implementation of the proposed approach opens the prospect of expanding not only to the whole range of dairy products but also the entire supply chain that includes players which are in a competition with each other.

While the bishop and his colleagues talk of expanding not only in Venezuela but also to neighboring countries, Roman Catholic leaders have stepped up their criticisms of the organization.

Many of these technologies operate with minimal data safeguards, expanding not only the attack surface for criminals but also real-time surveillance opportunities for law enforcement.

Over the past few years, WeWork has focused on expanding not only its physical footprint, expanding to China and Japan as well as opening new locations in the U.S., but also on growing its online offerings for members.

In addition to opening for Mumford & Sons and Haim, Rogers' whirlwind 2018 also featured numerous high-profile festival performances (Firefly, Governors Ball, Lollapalooza, etc). and her first headlining tour — expanding not only Rogers' sound, but her fans and influence across the country.

For these reasons, their usage has expanded not only in academia but also in many companies.

Nineteenth-century harmonic usage, therefore, tended to expand not only the chordal vocabulary itself but also the function of chords.

Charlie's acquisition of the Willy Wonka chocolate factory expanded not only his savings, but his waistband too.

Curriculum Development – As the Earth Institute develops, it will expand not only research, but also educational activities, in conjunction with Columbia University schools and departments.

But as All We Shall Know progresses, we watch with growing fascination as he expands, not only his emotional range, but also his social sphere.